Proton Edar Tangkak

Pictured here is the 2024 Haval H6 facelift, in what is another round of updates for one of China's most popular SUVs. It sports a new look and updated powertrains, though details are still a bit scarce at the moment. What is clear however that the new looks are a return to form for the H6, replacing what was the polarising, suspiciously-Lamborghini Urus-aping front fascia of 2023. Today's iteration of the Haval H6 keeps its familiar face, thanks to its wide grille, new light signatures, and the

WapCar’s newly minted ‘Cars for Sale’ page now allows you to conveniently browse great deals on new, used and recond vehicles sold nationwide. Perhaps one of the best deals out there, especially for those looking for a great family vehicle is the Proton X70. First introduced in 2018, the Proton X70 quickly set the benchmark for what consumers could expect from a homegrown SUV. With two substantial updates, the first in 2020 with the introduction of a 7-speed DCT transmission, followed by a signi

Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education is an important aspect of human capital development for the nation. To cultivate interest and understanding of STEM, Proton DX announced its availability as a community engagement platform for STEM exploration. As the Proton Digital Xperience centre in Quill City Mall approaches its first anniversary since its establishment, the centre is the first in Malaysia that blends interactive technology, leisure, and lifestyle elements. P

Proton ended March and the first quarter (Q1) of 2024 on a positive note with 12,666 units sold last month domestically and globally. Total sales for Q1 2024 are 39,150 units with export sales 63% higher compared to last year. P1 remains the second best-selling carmaker in Malaysia at the end of the quarter with an estimated 19.3% market share. In terms of models, the Proton Saga remains the company’s best-selling model with 5,906 units sold in March 2024. In total, 18,247 units of the entry-lev

Stellantis has confirmed that Chinese electric vehicle company Leapmotor, which it has a 20% stake in, will be launched in Malaysia. No timeline was mentioned but considering that Leapmotor don’t have any right-hand drive models yet, the brand’s local launch is still some years away. The company’s presentation materials suggests that Leapmotor will be positioned at the lower end of the price spectrum. Local assembly (CKD) is also under study, along with Jeep and Citroen. Also read: Stellantis Ma